Yanik Silver Information Marketing

[Matthew Sherborne]

Yanik Silver has sold everything from $17 ebooks to $20 thousand dollar mastermind programs and definitely knows what he's talking about when it comes to information marketing. Yanik has been featured in places like Time magazine, Business 2.0, Business Journal and on About.com, just to give you idea of his popularity in case you didn't already know.

In this video he shows you the infoproduct pyramid he uses to create an oil well of profits in his own online business.

Yanik Silver Information Marketing Video:

Announcing the Internet Information Marketers "Players" Workshop

[2BFree]

I saw that Yanik Silver made a course on using public domain to create your own product. I'm wondering if you have tried using information from the public domain.

Has any one tried Yanik's public domain product?

[Matthew Sherborne]

Here's a audio interview with Yanik Silver. Here he covers how to create multiple info products that will continue to make you residual income.

You'll get a little background on some motivation quotes and philosophies Yanik Silver operates his own online business around. He also talks about how to deal with setbacks and how he used a cheerful expectancy of success to dominate internet marketing.

Yanik Silver Is One of the Most Successful Entrepreneurs on the Internet Who Teaches People How To Create Multiple Informational Products That Generate Consistent Residual Income On Autopilot Every Day Of the Year

2BFree, I haven't used Yanik Silver's public domain ebook, however I very much believe in using public domain as a way to increase your online presence.

Here's a link to a free video about using public domain: http://www.paidinsider.com/forum/pai...in-ebooks.html

[NoTrouble]

Here is an interview with Armand Morin and Yanik Silver. In this call Yanik Silver talks about working with information in the public domain market. Very interesting ways about taking old products and breathing new life into them and selling them as your own work. Sounds good to me...

Gotta find stuff made before 1923 to use completely free. Or public domain from 1923-1963 if the public domain was not renewed properly. Just need to check with the copyright office or a law fim for about $90 to find out if the renewal was made.